Chamber talk sparks Manitoba Chamber interest in Hamiota
The Manitoba Chamber of Commerce aims to recruit Hamiota business members with Norman Leech as guest speaker on November 23 at 7 00 am. The move follows a past setback but rising benefits and a fee around three hundred dollars are noted. The piece ends with a quip about four bones in an organization.
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Norman Leech
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
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Hamiota Business Club
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Community Volunteers invited to Provincial Conference in Brandon
Recreation volunteers are urged to join the Annual Provincial Recreation Conference in Brandon from November 13 to 15. The event aims to empower volunteers with peer insights while avoiding overload, featuring sessions on Senior Programming and Family Unit Recreation. Registration is via the local recreation office.
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Halloween Parade at Hamiota Elementary Spooks the Crowd
Students and staff at Hamiota Elementary celebrated an early Halloween with a costume parade and games on Friday. One mysterious individual joined in the clowning and festivities during the afternoon event.
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Hamiota
Business Club weighs joining the Chamber
The Hamiota Business Club hosts a breakfast meeting Monday November 23 at Vincent's Place at 7:00 a.m. Norman Leech, executive director of the Manitoba Chamber of Commerce, outlines the benefits of a local Chamber and how it could aid in attracting new business and offering information on opportunities. Open to members and interested citizens. contact Gwen Snell for details.
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Norman Leech
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce
Hamiota
Business Club
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Gwen Snell
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